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Of the GodsMain MenuOf the GodsPick Your PoisonChoose your own destiny. Pick the woman whose shoes you will walk in, and your choices will determine the fate of human civilization....and who will file those papers before noon.Deity Profile: Meet LilithDeity Profile: Meet Kumi HoDeity Profile: Meet ErisKate Kennedy68ea8327fe7c4deff92d3d6d9ba1afe8045c334e
Impact Site: Zerelia East Crater
1media/Setting- station.jpg2017-12-02T16:17:30-08:00Kate Kennedy68ea8327fe7c4deff92d3d6d9ba1afe8045c334e2599916google_maps2017-12-11T11:12:11-08:00Kate Kennedy68ea8327fe7c4deff92d3d6d9ba1afe8045c334eCast from her home planet many millennia ago, Eris was one of the last to arrive on planet Earth during the Second Influx of Castaways.
She came from a planet where her people were a minority, and looked quite different as well. They had green skin, black hair, and yellow-ish eyes.
She had been cast away with a few of her kind when sentenced for exile (for reasons unknown), though she was separated from her kin during the entrance to the Earthen atmosphere. An old flame of hers would land in what is now Egypt, while a childhood friend would touch ground in what is now modern India.
She landed in what is now the Peloponnesian Peninsula, the crater where she left her mark in her Exilpod, now dubbed Zerelia East Crater by locals. The Zerelia West crater is close by. This was the landing spot of many of her colleagues in the Greek/Roman sector. Return to Eris' Deity Profile